This commit implements comprehensive driver schedule self-service functionality,
allowing drivers to access their own schedules without requiring administrator
permissions, along with full schedule support for multi-day views.
Backend Changes:
- Added /drivers/me/* endpoints for driver self-service operations:
- GET /drivers/me - Get authenticated driver's profile
- GET /drivers/me/schedule/ics - Export driver's own schedule as ICS
- GET /drivers/me/schedule/pdf - Export driver's own schedule as PDF
- POST /drivers/me/send-schedule - Send schedule to driver via Signal
- PATCH /drivers/me - Update driver's own profile
- Added fullSchedule parameter support to schedule export service:
- Defaults to true (full upcoming schedule)
- Pass fullSchedule=false for single-day view
- Applied to ICS, PDF, and Signal message generation
- Fixed route ordering in drivers.controller.ts:
- Static routes (send-all-schedules) now come before :id routes
- Prevents path matching issues
- TypeScript improvements in copilot.service.ts:
- Fixed type errors with proper null handling
- Added explicit return types
Frontend Changes:
- Created MySchedule page with simplified driver-focused UI:
- Preview PDF button - Opens schedule PDF in new browser tab
- Send to Signal button - Sends schedule directly to driver's phone
- Uses /drivers/me/* endpoints to avoid permission issues
- No longer requires driver ID parameter
- Resolved "Forbidden Resource" errors for driver role users:
- Replaced /drivers/:id endpoints with /drivers/me endpoints
- Drivers can now access their own data without admin permissions
Key Features:
1. Full Schedule by Default - Drivers see all upcoming events, not just today
2. Self-Service Access - Drivers manage their own schedules independently
3. PDF Preview - Quick browser-based preview without downloading
4. Signal Integration - Direct schedule delivery to mobile devices
5. Role-Based Security - Proper CASL permissions for driver self-access
This resolves the driver schedule access issue and provides a streamlined
experience for drivers to view and share their schedules.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
